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JFK Assassination System
Identification Form

Agency Information

Date:

6/5/2015

AGENCY: FBI
RECORD-NUMBER: — 124-10285-10254 ,
RECORD SERIES: HQ
AGENCY FILENUMBER: SEE TITLE
Document Information
ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM: SAC,MM
TO: DIRECTOR, FBI
TITLE: [Restricted]
DATE: 03/23/1967
PAGES: 10
SUBJECTS :
[Restricted]
DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION: — Secret
RESTRICTIONS : 1A; 1B; 1C; 4
CURRENT STATUS: = Redact
DATE OF LAST REVIEW: — 10/14/1998
OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE, APPROVAL OF CIA
COMMENTS : INC LHM, MEMO

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. AIRTEL AIR MAIL

Via ~ (Priority)
TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (134~14264) |G)
FROM: SAC, MIAMI Ht [(134-1298) GP)

RE: S OLPHIN
-IS"="CuBA (S$)

(n, ReMiamilet 2/20/67.
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In accordance wi instructions concerning the
andling of jdouble agents here are attached hereto the
OPiginal and 9 copies ofa letterhead memorandum, The #
letterhead memorandum_has been classified "SEC T, "fin f
order to protect the Gdentity of a double agent} of coh-
tinuing value to the U.S $s)

Gs set forth in referenced letter , Pourwn's
principalj/ requested him to furnish informati on a

} monthly basis concerning anti-CASTRO activities in the v.RG)
a In view of nisKthe Miami Office will have

the informant prepa and the Miami Office will forward
ol letter containinggthe information set out in the attached

erhead memorandum, This information will be ‘Prepared
secret writing. {s)

BEG MY 3 /—/Y2.¥

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=~. % not {DOLPHI ill bef{authorizedfo make the information
ENO available to (his Cuban meet oy April 7; 1967£&% it
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SIREN
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Ug? JFK, Me (Eode nangffhas been assigned to
; apespiiese © activities are bei ng {directed}(s)
against. a Eu an intelligence service He was request-
ed by (his Cuban principalPto obtain “information relgt-
ing to anti-Castro activities in the United States)

Through his contacts with anti-Castro

individual if iami, the following information was
obtained:

A 1 of anti-Castro, leaders was held »
recently at the home of Palayo arcia, Mauel
“Grernandez,, -former__Secretary_of—Labor—in—Cuba,—.-
‘acted as chairman, and the meeting was att
by form mer Castro astro officials. such*as Manuel¥Urrutia, ~— ’

ManueEth {Ray, areniperpaz az05 5 one ayagChibas, RufoN xgpez..
rheresquet, ur ajtederos, "and Efrsu._

Neguzalez..

* At the cman auesatea that
a committee be formed and efforts made to have:
the committee travel to Cuba for a conference
with Cuban officials, in order .to discuss the

a . _Telease of political prisoners, It was believed
Dy “that the discussion concerning political prisoners
7 could: be expanded to include a discussion of
NS differences between Cuba and the United States,

Those in attendance agreed that such a discussion
_ would be timely, inasmuch as it appears that Fidel

Castro is not completely satisfie ith Cuba's.
relations. with the. Soviet Union. <i the discuss-

ion of the relations between Cuba And the United

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Bcould ‘then be communicated by the committee to
the United States Government, ina ‘hope of
bringing about a state of coex stence between
“Cuba and the United ae 9) :

It is requested that Glearance be santeg\5)_ ‘ 7
for Ghe ye} alien} to furnish this data to(his Cuban
principal )(S

tone information should not be disseminated.

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hose activities are being [directed a
agzinst a Cuban intelligence servic@) He was request~
ed by (ors Cuban principa o:. obtain information rela
ing to anti-Castro activities in the United States, ‘)

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. Through his contacts with anti-Castro
i individuals in Miami, the following information was
obtained: GH( | a

C, A meeting of anti-Castro leaders was held
. vrecently at the home of Palayo Garcia. Manuel
’ Fernandez, former Secretary of Labor in Cuba,
acted as Chairman, and the meeting was attended
by former Castro officials, such.as Manuel Urrutia,
Manuel Ray, Felipe Pazos, Raul Chibas, Rufo Lopez
Fresquet, Gy Mesa, Elena Mederos, and Efreu

Gonzalez,

At the meeting,. Fernandez Suggested that
a committee be formed and efforts made to have :
the committee travel to Cuba for a. conference - _
with Cuban officials, in order to discuss the
release of political prisoners. It was believed —
that the discussion concerning political: prisoners’
could. be expanded to include a discussion of
differences between Cuba and the United States,
Those in attendance agreed that such a discussion
would be timely, inasmuch as it appears that Fidel ;
Castro is not completely satisfie ,~With Cuba's ; i
relations with the Soviet Union. WIf the discuss- ;
ion of the relations between Cuba and the Unite
States should prove productive, such ttcemnoi Gado

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Kcould then be communicated by the committee to
the United States Government, in a ‘hope of

bringing about a state o xi tence between
Cuba and the United seavesk GY :

for (the Cuban alien] to furnish this data to

his Cuban
principal] )

_..This information should not be disseminated.

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against! a (Cuban intellige e services) He was request—
ed by (his uban principa © obtain information rel
ing to. anti-Castro activities in the United States*

| ‘Through his contacts with anti-Castro_
individuals’ in Miami, the following information was
obtained: Gill

. & meeting of anti-Castro leaders was held.
recently at the home of Palayo Garcia. Manuel
Fernandez, former Secretary of Labor in Cuba,
acted as Chairman, and the meeting was attended
by former Castro officials, such as Manuel Urrutia,
Manuel Ray, Felipe Pazos, Raul Chibas, Rufo Lopez
-\ .Fresquet, Danilg Mesa, Elena. Mederos, and Efreu
ys Gonzalez. \. : _

At the ‘meeting, Fernandez suggested that ‘
.& committee be formed and efforts made to have \
the committee travel to Cuba for a conference

with Cuban officials, in order to discuss the |

release of political prisoners. It was believed
- that the discussion concerning political prisoners

could be expanded to include a discussion of

differences between Cuba and the United States.

Those in attendance agreed that such a discussion

would be timely, inasmuch as it appears that Fidel -

Castro is not completely satisfied with Cuba's .-

relations with the Soviet Union, If the discuss-

ion of the relations between Cuba and the United

States ‘should prove productive, such aly

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Kouta then be communicated by ‘the committee to
the United States Government , in a hope of

bringing about a state of co ine between
Cuba and the United Seaton ip

is requested that. Glearance be ranted g®)
for - Ene Guan alienlte furnish this data st gt Cuban
principal ’)

7 This information, should not be disseminated.
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‘against a jfCuban intellige e servic He was request-
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MAR 23 1967 - -

ine to anti-Castro activities in the United States

. Through his contacts with anti-Castro
individual iami, the Following information was
obtained: 0%) itul?

. A meeting of anti-Castro leaders was held °
recently at the home of Palayo Garcia, Manuel
_ Fernandez, former Secretary of Labor in Cuba,
acted as Chairman, and the meeting was attended
by former Castro officials, such as Manuel Urrutia,
Manuel Ray, Felipe Pazos, Raul Chibas, Rufo Lopez.
-Fresquet, ilo Mesa, Elena Mederos, and Efreu
Gonzalez. wu) ,

At the meeting, Fernandez suggested that
.a committee be formed and efforts made to have-
the committee travel to Cuba for a conference
with Cuban officials, in order to discuss the
release of political prisoners, It was believed
that the discussion concerning political prisoners
could be expanded to include a discussion of
differences between Cuba and the United States,
Those in attendance agreed . that such a discussion
would be timely, inasmuch as it appears that Fidel.
Castro is not completely satisfied-with Cuba’ Ss. °
relations with the Soviet Union, Hit the discuss-
ion of the relations between Cuba and the United
States should prove productive, such information

MK de natin Soma

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ould then be communicated by the committee to
the United States Government, in a‘hope of
bringing about a state of coe is ence between —
Cuba and the United States Gots

.for (Ene 196 alien] to furnish his data tof{his Cuban
peidipal qe

1” information should not be disseminated.

It, is ienkt ested that Zlearance be geal
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